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netflix to AVCHD Converter

Netflix to AVCHD Converter

ConverterFactory is a free & online cloud-based Netflix to AVCHD converter, you can use ConverterFactory to convert Netflix easily and quickly via your computer or mobile phone browser, we support Netflix to AVCHD conversion as well as Netflix to other file formats, and we also support more than 140+ audio, video, image and document etc,.

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How to convert Netflix to AVCHD

open the https://converterfactory.com/netflix-to-avchd using your computer or mobile browser (tips: you need to get the netflix download url first).

STEP 1

Paste Netflix url into this page

Paste the Netflix downloadable URL into this page of the ConverterFactory, or drop the downloadable Netflix file into this page of the ConverterFactory.

STEP 2

Choose the output AVCHD format

Click the "Convert" button to convert; if you need to change the output file format, choose the "Convert to" button to change the output file format and then click the "Convert" button to convert.

STEP 3

Download converted AVCHD files

File conversion has two steps: Converting >> Finished, after conversion is finished, click "Download" button to download the converted AVCHD file.
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Netflix
Netflix Converter

Netflix is a subscription-based streaming service that allows our members to watch TV shows and movies on an internet-connected device. Depending on your plan, you can also download TV shows and movies to your iOS, Android, or Windows 10 device and watch without an internet connection.

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AVCHD
AVCHD Converter

AVCHD is a file-based format for the digital recording and playback of high-definition video. It is based on the MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 standard and supports resolutions up to 1080i. It is most commonly used in consumer camcorders, such as those made by Sony, Panasonic, and Canon.